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DaemonRai t1_je8n00d wrote

What I consider it to be is irrelevant. It's has a definition, the flesh of an animal. Eggs are generally single cells and clearly don't fall into the 'flesh of an animal' category.

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[deleted] t1_je8p00c wrote

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DaemonRai t1_je8s6mv wrote

Definitely more than one. To be the x of something, there has to be something else. Otherwise it's just the thing in it's entirety. But that is just the first obvious idiocy of the statement. Tons of stuff come from animals that no one would call meat. So a better question would be, whywould it be considered meat?

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[deleted] t1_je9k7of wrote

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Pokoirl t1_je9t9hx wrote

If you consider semen as meat, then sure, eggs are also meat. And so is skin, testicles, eyeballs, intestines, etc

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DaemonRai t1_jea6tas wrote

It has the genetic material to grow parts, not the parts themselves. Is the cell also blood? And eyes? And beak? It's got the genetic material to grow those as well.

This is why we have actual checklists for what qualifies as what with food. So twits don't look at corn and seeds, shrug their shoulders, and declare "well, when a chicken eats its it'll become more chicken, so I guess it's chicken."

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eilishfaerie t1_jead6p8 wrote

flesh is tissue and sometimes fat, which are definitely made up of more than 2 cells

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